Perhaps the most dangerous pro after Cajelais, Joe “leemur” Serock and his $2m+ in career earnings is in fifth with 952,000.

Respected online pro Joe Elpayaa, with over $2.6 million in earnings live and online, is the short stack with 908,000.

Another nice run for Duhamel.

Amir Khaziri was the final-table bubble boy, leaving in seventh for $64,000.

Duhamel Falls Just Short

The focus of a lot of attention going into the day given his impressive start to 2012, 2010 WSOP main event champ Jonathan Duhamel started strong but struggled for much of the day before finally bowing out in 13th place for $25,620.

Duhamel did collect two $5k bounties in the tournament (Bertrand Grospellier and Jason Mercier) to make his total haul $35,620.

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